Steinberg CMC Series Operation Manual
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CMC-QC Editor CMC Series Operation Manual 31 Fig. 8 Knob This is for display purposes only. LED brightness varies according to the current setting value of the control change. – Edit Box This allows you to confirm/edit the settings of the control change parameter assigned to the knob. A parameter is always assigned to all knobs. Use any of the following to edit each parameter after clicking the edit box. •Mouse wheel •Computer keyboard cursor key •Direct Input (except the editing of “Knob LED...
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CMC-AI CMC Series Operation Manual 32 CMC-AI The CMC-AI allows you to control a specific parameter with the mouse pointer, the main mix level and the jog wheel by using a knob, and to control Cubase by assigning parameters to function buttons. CMC-AI has the following three modes. AI Knob mode This mode lets you control a user-specified parameter with the mouse pointer on Cubase by using the AI Knob. The CMC-AI is initially set to this mode. Vo l u m e M o d e This mode lets you control the main...
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CMC-AI CMC Series Operation Manual 33 In the Volume mode, this slightly adjusts the main mix level if you control [AI KNOB] while pressing this button. In the Jog mode, this slightly adjusts the position of the project time position slider if you control [AI KNOB] while pressing this button. [JOG] (Jog mode button) Sets to the Jog mode, and lights when in the Jog mode. ! [AI KNOB] (AI Knob) In AI Knob mode, this controls a desired parameter within the principal window and plug-in software on...
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Troubleshooting CMC Series Operation Manual 34 Troubleshooting The power of the device does not turn on. • Make sure that the device is properly connected to the computer via a USB cable. Connecting between the computer and the device via a USB cable supplies power source to the device. • Confirm whether or not a proper USB cable is used. If the USB cable is broken or damaged, replace the USB cable with a new one. Use a USB cable no longer than three meters. Cubase does not recognize the device. •...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 35 Appendix Uninstalling the TOOLS for CMC You must remove the following two software components installed from the TOOLS for CMC. •Yamaha USB-MIDI Driver •Steinberg CMC Applications Windows 1.Start the computer and log on to the Administrator account. 2.Open the window for the uninstall operation as follows. Windows XP: [Start] [Control Panel] [Add or Remove Programs] Windows Vista/ Windows 7: [Start] [Control Panel] [Uninstall a Program] 3.Select one of...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 36 Error Messages (CMC-PD Editor/CMC-QC Editor) These messages appear when certain problems have occurred. When unauthorized data is included in the file. The file cannot be opened. Select another file or confirm the file. When creating a new file could not be done. The file cannot be saved. Try [Save as] once again. When connection between the device and the editor was lost. Data communication between the device and the editor cannot be established. Connect the...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 37 Ve l o c it y C u r ve This determines how the velocity value is generated (output) responding to your general playing strength of the CMC-PD’s built-in pads. Locator The blue box with white triangles in the ruler on the event display of Cubase is the locator. (See the figure below) You can drag it, locating the mouse pointer on the triangle. Marker The numbered marks in the event display of Cubase (see figure below). GM This is the abbreviation of General...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 38 MIDI command map CMC-CH Buttons and Encoders * 0: Increase 1: Center Minimum 2: Increase 3: Decrease 4: Center Maximum Touch Controller Fun ct i onMIDI Message CMC PCMIDI Message PC CMC Channel Select Left 90 30 kk – Channel Select Right 90 31 kk – Pan B0 10 rr B0 30 xy Freeze 90 4C kk 90 4C kk Folder 90 47 kk – Inserts Bypass 90 2B kk 90 2B kk Read 90 4A kk 90 4A kk Edit Channel Setting 90 33 kk 90 33 kk EQ Bypass 90 28 kk 90 28 kk Write 90 4B kk 90 4B kk Edit...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 39 CMC-FD Buttons and Encoders Touch Controller Fun ct i onMIDI Message CMC PCMIDI Message PC CMC Shift 90 46 kk – Channel Left 90 30 kk – Channel Right 90 31 kk – Bank Left 90 2E kk – Bank Right 90 2F kk – Detail of Parameters kk: 00 = OFF, 7F = ON Fun ct i onMIDI Message CMC PCMIDI Message PC CMC Fader 1 Fader Position E0 nn mm E0 nn mm Jump On/Off 90 68 kk – Solo 90 08 kk 90 08 kk Mute 90 10 kk 90 10 kk Level Meter – F9 03 xx Fader 2 Fader Position E1 nn mm...
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Appendix CMC Series Operation Manual 40 CMC-TP Buttons and Encoders Touch Controller * 0: Position 1: Zoom 2: Shuttle 3: Level Meter 4: Tap 5: Level Meter Mask Fun ct i onMIDI Message CMC PCMIDI Message PC CMC Insert Marker 90 57 kk – Step Bar Left 90 60 kk – Step Bar Right 90 61 kk – Set Locators Range 90 58 kk – Locator Left 90 62 kk – Rewind 90 5B kk 91 5B kk Forward 90 5C kk 91 5C kk Locator Right 90 63 kk – Shift 90 46 kk – Step Marker Left 90 54 kk – Step Marker Right 90 55 kk – Copy Track 90...